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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16
NOTICE roR A NEW rowNsH1p


NOTICE is hereby given that at the July
missinnsrn s 1881, OF the Board of County COM
t;1.s n;n OF Barber county, Kansas n peti-
non VIII pe presented to said Board Of Com
missio1ers, asking that there be set off and or.
gansze1 new municipai township to be Enown
as Eagle township, said township TO he bound-
ca as follows; Commencing at the northesst
corner Oh section eight, township thirty-two
ssoIi lux ne we've west, thence west twelve
miles, 10 the northwest corner of section rina
township thirty-two south, range fo,irtaeu
west; thence south ten miles, to the south,vos.
corner OF section twenty-eigbt. township thiySve
tnree south, range fourteen west; thence east
thirteen mics, to the southeast corner OF seq
ton twenty-eight, township tbirty-thrce south.
range twelve west; thence north five miles. to
inc northeast corner of section four, township
tnlrty-three south. range twelve west; thence
west one mile, TO the northeast corner of Sec
ton nve, township thirty-three south. range
place of beginning. W 'Ho
q. w FRISBY A RECRwrru
LAY MCGRATH, L. s. MCELWAIN.
DA1L nD0qCk, Gee. II. SEXTON,
MATHEW BRENNAN
o. +. THROCKMORTON.
Eu And Many Others.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

y horrible accident occurred on the
Boston and Providence railroad, near
BOSTON. at O'Clock Monday morning
by which thirty persons lost their lives.
The cause was rotten bridge.
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TRANSFER lime

j. b. Gaino is the manager of the South.
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight, Delivers freight and express in
any part of the city. Leave orders at the
Grand hotel or at the bus barn on Kansas ave.
mo wasf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

The day train on the Southern Kan
sas road which heretofore has left Kan
sas city at 10 o'clock. Il. m, will here
after be held until ll:O5 to make con-
nection with tue fast mail from the
sreI
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4
AS fixed by the township trustees on
March Z, 1887, on real and personal
property in Barber county, Kansas:
Horses, domestic, months to
one year old. ....$ 3 to 10
Horses. domestic, one year TO
two years. :. 49,. :. 10 to 20
Horses. domestic, two years
to three years $500. -. 20 to %
! Horses, work. ......-.... 80 to 60
Stations, years and over. :. 100 to 200
Ponies, 6 months to year. 5
! Ponies, l year to 2 years.. Ito 10
PonleS, years to wears. -. 10 TO 10
Ponies, saddle and work. 80. 20 to 80
Ponies, unbroke. 10
Mules, 6 month to year.. 10 to 10
Mules, year to ? years 49,. Is to so
Mules, work. ........... 20tO 10
Asses ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 100 10 200
/ DuIToS ......- D
Cattle, domestic and half
breeds, q months to / year. 4 to 6
Cattle, domestic and half
| breeds, year TO 2 years. =. Ito 10
| Cows, 3 years and over. .... to Is
! Steers, 3 years and over. $50. 10 to %
| Cattle, work. ........ ....... 10 to 30
| Sheep. ....... % to 80 cents
Hogs months and over, per
| pound. ..............2 cents
Wagons. 10 to %
| Pleasure carriages, half value
Watches. gold ............. 20 to 60
! Watches, silver. to 10
Plate and jewelry. -. value
| PianOfortes and other instru-
| mentS. .Ddlf value
Lands, no lands less than. 9
MEDICINE LODGE TOWNSHIP.
Good land, per acre, SIS.
| Medicine Lodge city lots, two-thirds
of valuation.
improvements on lots, one-half of
valuation.
LAKE CITY TOWNSHIP.
Good land SO per acre.
! Town lots, two-thirdS of valuation.
Improvements on lots, one-half of
! valuation,
SUN CITY TOWNSHIP.
Good land, So per acre,
Town lots, one-half of valuation.
improvements on lots, one half of
valuation.
ELwoOD TOWNSHIP.
Good land So per acre.
Town lots, one-half of valuation.
Improvements Oh lots, one-half of
valuation.
KIOwA TOWNSHIP.
Good land. per acre, So.
| City of New Kiowa lots, two-thirds
of valuation.
Improvements on lots, one-half of
valuation.
HaZeltOn lots, one-half of valuation.
improvements on lots, one-fourth of
valuation.
SHARON TOWNSHIP.
Good land. SIS per acre.
City of Sharon lots. two-thlrds of val
uation.
improvements on lots, one-half of
valuation.
The above is the valuation agreed
upon by the trustees for the assessment
of 1887. r. J. TALIAFERRo,
| AZ County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

Capt. james B. EddS, the great en-
sineor died at Nassau, Bahama Is
lands. Feb. sth. lie was the builder
81 the 81. Louis bridge and the con-
S,ructer of the Eads ietties, aud tine
protector nf several other big schemes.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16
Railroad Tickats

passengers going north, east, south or west
are reminded that they can buy tickets at the
depot in Medicine Lodge for any city in the
United States as cheap as anywhere, and be
certain of getting to their destination without
vexation or delay.
UT THos. E. PURDY, Agent
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

Il is currently reported that the Bor-
der Liue railroad has abandoned its in
tunt,On Of going TO KiOwa. Medicine
Lodge will yet get that road.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16
THos. E. PURDY, Agent.
For Trade.

A $1,000 stock of fancy goods. Will trade
for city or country property or for live stock
80 I. F. PEARSON, Medicine Lodge. Ks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

The Caldwell journal now comes to
VS. rs daily. Dave Leahy, formerly
~ the Times, Is now editor of the
Journal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

The Cheyenne Indians, in Montana,
are reported as being in destitute con-
ditiOn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

Henry Ward Beecher died last Tues
day, Sth inst, of apoplexy. His fun
oral occurred ON Friday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

=. a. Seward, OF Winfield, was
elected department commander, G.. a.
r., at Abilene. last week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

Dodge City has raised $500 to pay
for excursion trains from the east.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her intention
TO make final proof in support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
probate judge at Medicine Lodge, on April 49,,
1887, viz: Mary f. Owens, for the n 4 n-w SEQ
II. NE n-e3 sec IL, and Sc Sc sec 2, twp "a
south, of range 13 west,
She names the following witnesses to provo
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
james White. A Jarvis, Andrew Oleson. Of
New Kiowa, Kansas; Scott Curamins. OF Ca
Uasi W. n BRowxIzE. Resistes,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

{. p. ChRuTHERS q W. G. MUSGROVs,
TDrrORs ASu rRoPRETOHs.
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NOTICE OF Arro1Nrmrsr.

STATE Of KANSAS
BARBER COUNTY IS.
In the matter of the estate OF william n Nc
Quiddy. late Of Barber county, Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given that ON the tsth a.v
~ of March, A. D., 1887, the UNDERSIGNED was
oy the Probate Court of Barber county. Kan,
sas, duly appointed and qualified as sdm;nis
Iator OF the estate of Wiltia II. McOuiddy
. .ate OF Barber county, deceased All parties
in.erested In said estate will take notice. and
govern themselves accoriinaIy AN
4~tS JOHN c. THU RMAN, nAdm,r
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

AS fixed by the township trustees on
March Z, 1887, on real and personal
property in Barber county, Kansas:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16
Land Office at Larned, Kans.. Mar. ?. 1887

CHARLES ID. NELSON,
Sheriff of Barber county, Kansas.
by GEO. w. STEVENS. Under Sheriff. AZ
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and estimates will be
furnished, On application, by
the undersigned for artis site in
terror decorating, competing in
price and beauty OF finish with
wallpaper decorations, by the
use OF the permanent water
color Anti -Kalsominc. "
We guarantee TO do this artis-
tic and durable hand decorating
so as to produce better ELECTS
for the same amount OF money
that it would cost TO do the
same room with wall paper,
either III cheap or elat crate
work; and the work is guaran-
teed to be permanent and that
i will never require taking off
TO finish the walls with the
same or any other finish.
The ceiling cf the new entrance to
Powers Opera House is a sample OF
one grade of this work.
d q Henry Ss Co.
: ortrait, Landscape, Fresco and Scenic
(All designs Originally
Studio % MonIoe-st., Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
GRAND RAPIDS aAKKErs.


Apptes-F a. per busael; Winter fruit, hand
picked 81. \ % PEI Dbl. iueil1irs barrel
BeaDs--d lld pick "a SO y ij e o1sAeL-
hugtcr-D4lry CT.
Cheess-stAEs. a. se. New York, full cream
i25sc
clover seed-stoceL1s per bushel.
Dried Fruits Apf. e. eyayoratsd IA &c per
pound quarters. 9 c per pound: enerrles, %
I5c pr pound. peaches, L &C lkc per po4ni
Esgs-fFesa. IL Ic-
Fresh Meas DIessed ags $50 g 80 per cwt.
mutton 5 esa.o0; veal, 500 So, beef so.SOsS
60N
6rsln-wheat. CiAwsou. &c; Lancaster,
&c. Oats e e. Hye % 0c. corn, i5eioc-
BARLEY. s. - IS rer ewt.
HItes- Cretl. s. g e. part cured, 6H97e.
curei 0 sc cafszius, 60 l. pounds, &c; Alp
.sias xTesa 7c cured q c. dekn sNins, ZOS
ere cacn sleep pells. 2.3s1c, wool being estl-
naafed az De peg pcunf
Honey y-itsllc.
Hay-Thaslny. sl20oGlAO0 per tor; clover
foo.,ry turkeys. dressed, Io@i25Sc; Spring
chic< ms. loaf &c. fowls s9loc.
Pogsloes-s5.Lf Be.
straw 4s.12 Der ION.
IsioE-- o. Pc IN.
Wool-Wasnet Z. &c; unwasned, one-thirt
wood-B,ock stove wood. s,.Ooe225 25 per cord
f01r foot wood. 81 per cord
Coal-s y. CRATE, $50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

tes .ssied ras sAzk sfzas1E dA1zsf p a.
tax salerz 11tEaa sg5<4seE zas = t--1 e~s-
Lse4E 50 sssslf iseaz l< 1si4.4 p '-~ --
Hs4-fa 8 Le-z Ia -z-l saFe ts - -st
sl.fas. se5. iis s-ss Iszz a1s Fi-sszct~-S 49,
81 ass s1l llaaEskss1 81 1rsze4 as t-t-~-
ias s a. asls eaaslsa - a1sssl - k'at-
cs-e cf tas sEsslll4s1t elses- @-s*
e0slx8 saeiE e1sfG4sxy ~ -@.-ert-4< l-s
~ rs.l1s-.
IAs ST. age 10 t4s ohio e@o14se cr9o
Aas res4lleI u Hsyns eo4Qzy st~s1fs
lsaDi1x q eona8ss. re Ezra - tilel---. I.
h4giax a4rea.y 49, z-r efsf $3.50 vera
" Lss vazellls Ia l44t e51ag fsef
Azs ea1ts.e s.ai1 - 5aasat ier So 81
fo eas ne4 ssafiiV sGaamAaas = - -
Hr.e as.nlfz1 ael seDs- --ers - ne eoE
aas beea e4Ekstsd t1ar a. l4ls la-e i4s-
fsaT-
g4rss Gregory, resident of haron. ~
tats t14aEg. Festzzaas p-ox cas- a. Als .se
aas1ss ID asa faaly r. 4l1-ce- 20, .
Nt-.s - -sE z4Ge Place. lse tr4-i q
features ~ fsls satel are gc4s l1s l1tsA =
-8s allistas.ss4 - ~ years ~ az AL t'-
.f-e 81 al lsaf llis - lls latltA e. ~
moa-sl tell l.re and t1s fr0 l9e A1s- a.
aroax Aal Fet t1ers zrs poDf
aiz1lsa lni. Ftlaals n me p r.t s-a ak
4seut aAl.L-.s os.lg Iali oi qefl-a-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

The cusinsss being done bv The Cart
tbs ress sraw7 ths~s IS m ak Of public
support tor the deserving elothisrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

.Anotber wonderful discovery has been
made ard thss 100 BY lady IN tbis county.
Disease fssaeued - clutches upon her ard
Ior ssven years she vi,hstood its sevsrest
test. rut her vitsi organs vss CBderm ned
and Tssfh seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed iacssssntlT ani could
not sleep She houzat 9f asa bottle Of Or.
Kings NsT Discovery for Consumption
and vas 50 much - ievs3 on fsvinc srst
dose thss she s.epf = niFhr and wlEh nns
bottle ass been nirsruiousv cnred Ter
asrae = Ms Luiher frfE" Tb1s write y.
q. y snar'ck & Eo al shelby. y 6. Get a
trial eottle At PscS Bros. drug store. 10
ranra
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
Groceries and Provisions Wholesale.

su-srs-Cul ioaL &c. gran lia'ed. 61zc: a, &C;
Extra &C. SIC. yellow "c." = Ne
C0fsee-Greea Rio. q &c HID rossted 2-1
-5c. Java. green. l4s -lc, java, roasted, &c
Nsrscaibo. roasted 256B1se; Mexican, roasted, .
&C.
Tess-Jspan fine. s5R40c, japan medium, .
aoe. ordiosry. ls,S2c. HysOn. S1a5oc, gun
powder, a. e5oc; CoL0ug, i0S0oc; Congo. 2oS
&c.
Flour-s2o0 per cw;.. Sl20 per bol.; patent pro
cess = per eQgt.. 500 per bol AL wheat r0ur
s y per cwt sL50 per Dbl; ouckEheat 3 ~ per
CaL
Mn Screenings. SIS per ton; bran, So;
ships 81, middiings, 81 09fsl5 ".
Feed-Cora an oa.s, ys.
Keroseae Oil-Nlchlg4o test 30 per gallon
water p bite lJszc-
Gss1iine me per gallon
rceds-Ciover. s. a. ~; timothy, s1259z-51
salt-Eichigsn. &C, Eastern. Sii5.
Fish-NO whstei ~. 3 q % Der hall Dol.
other grades s09&a59 per hall bbl.: trout,
SO. cod salt. s. per 10. clans o. o. per hnn-
ord csaned oysters; selects, 5a&)c; smoked
hsio1t. - 2c
Pork IN barre s-Mess PORK. Chicago packed,
$500. extra short cut, si60, Standard clear
"a 4. tl7 if-
Lsrd-Tiercss. &c. 80 and 50 10 tubs nc: -
% round rfns, 10 cases, 7c N I'd pals, 10
Besfin barseis-Extrs meSs. warranted 200 lbs,
T. sc6n. ~. extra. boneicsa. sllC0
Buttcrine- barry. sosid packed, l5c. rolls and
pfiufs I5C. cr.s neFT. solid, lsc. rolls and prints.
i.c. exfrs Creamery, packed. i7c, rolls sad
prints isc
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Irresistible inducements for the people
ar 90 De found on TIE bargain counters Of
tie GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21
/! Y. ). SIXTH { CO., jewelers..
DzIRoTT, AUTUMN OF 1857.
I63 Woodward Avenue.
uEssRs. M. s. SMITH g. co.

MEssRs. m. 8. SMITH a. co.
offer % the public for the Autumn and
Holiday Season Of 1887, an unusual
collection of choice artistic Foreign
Wares and Gems, the selections of a
member Of their house made during the
past summer in the European Mar
ketS. embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading English and
Continental potteries. and art produc-
tons in Glassware; Gems in Dia-
rnODds, Pearls, and the COlOred
stones: Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks !;
Classic Bronzes and Choice Brio 3 brac.
The collection Is the largest ever shown
by them. and having been imported direct,
and containing as it does the latest desir-
able novelties, il IS claimed that it offers
superior advantages to purchasers, both as
to price and variety.
In Watches OF American and
swiss manufacture, and in Sterling
siiverwarc and Fashionable
JewcIry, their collection is full and
choice.
y. B.-T. 6. SMITH q co. are
the authorized sole agents in Michigan for
the fine Watches Of Patek. PHILIPPE
a. Co. OF Geneva. aad for Detroit Of
the Sterling Silvervare of the 0orham
Co, of Providence. r. l.
They also maintain afrst-class Optical
department Visitors to Detroit are invited
to An inspection.
Goods sent on approval correspondence
solicited, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Oof .-Whett-EA,a- Cash. 7os4c; Decem-
O. -e LaF. -ts-.
tsrl-siea1y. Caro-. 20 ls-l6c Decenber. Il g.
Naf. a ~
'ehssy-S.i0.
Pofk-HIr4ty. January. siLy55
L4lt-ste-oy. C~sl, - iiis, November, soIo'
Aay. sd.t1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21


And WIuSluI "a pers show ne san bis way,
For waat nlg ssC>es can reree.re,
need 40 revelation o. believe.
Ladies suffering rom any Of the weak
nesses or ailments peculiar 70 their sex, and
who vii use Dr. Fisrcss Fav0rite Pre-
scription according 20 directions vii ex-
ps1enCs a genuine revelation in the benent
they VII receive. II II a positive cure for
the most complicated and Obstinsts cases Of
leucorruea, excessive flowing. painful mem
situation. unasngrNl suppr~ssiOns. pro-
lsrsas or ial.ing of the womb. weak back.
"Emsle vsaFnsss. sntsversi0n. retrOver-
sion. nesrinv-down sensations. chronic con-
gsston. infiau ma ion. pain and tenderness
In 0vaFies, accompanied with internal
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Oct 20.-Wheat-N0. aai,e, 77c. No ? req,
cssn aud Oeto5er, =. November, Isssc'
leeenber sst Nay, s4c-
Nom-t4tsc uOml1-L
Oals-No. :. lse. No. 2 white. so4c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-21

Tou csn rely on - in ~ inzin he
z NE. q r, md fish liue at Dshentlsi-
srs IA Muarie-sb.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19
Written for tAc Tn,BuSE.
SCIENCE AND REl.lG1ON.

No Opposition, SCIENCE, hast tho" unto Cog
At wo.s, thou art like Thomas with his risen Lord
Woulds. put ,l,y irye. Ill. spear thrust ana the
nail,
And finding .ieu, ~. ready viii, thy "ttai!!
Thou ar,a ha,,bl,n. child that speech essays
And imitation, Of it, elders may'>t.
!Assa. the rocks, ticivc in The ocean. Weigh
The car, and drop ,,y pl,',nac, down sf.on- the
stars.
.And through the sl,u. UP past make shire the light
ofday
Thy most conoc!astc nallet nothing u:.rs.
Pour the rich wealth of God into mans treasury
'T;s but the store house where twas meant to be:
Harvest thy grain tiro' rpns upon Tons "t al time
leaping from star to star the Zodiac climb.
And at the end ,hy las, result is this,
Thou speakcst plany what tho. now ta. l;sp'st,
"IlE Is:
Nor canst thou keep soal from following the
Lamb,
Nor still the whisper in his heart. II AM"
August u. 1857. kArrERiNE D. kthkrA1H'ck
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19
THE l'lsl,SPECTOK.
How Ur Endurcs Hartlshilss Of Which His
Fellow Man has M ConccptiOn--Thc
Typical ProspcctOr's Outfit.

Most ofthS mines Of the United States
were discovered by prosrcctors or persons
who made it Il busineess to search for valu.
able minerals The work OF such men is
called "prospecting." Some look down ON
proslectors as class Of ,nen possessing
but little energy and thrift. But 1t is still
true that nearly all the gold, silver and cop
! per mines in Montana were discovered by
the hard labours Of these men among our
gulchcs and mountains.
Some rrospectors have made large for
tunes, while others have competence, and
others still have no, been SO fortunate, pru.
dent and pcrsevering. Many have discov.
cred very valuable mines ard have for
some cause sold out for small pay or neg.
lectcd to secure good titles. The discoverc,
Of the famous Comstock mine, in Nevada
from which more than $6oo,oooooo have
been taken, died poor, even dependent
i upon his friends for food and clothing
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19
Wonderful Cures.

". ID. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggis,s Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been ceiling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bi.ters and Bucklcn's Arnica
Salvc for two years. Have never hand!ce;
remedies that sell As well, os give sucl.
universal satisfaction. There have been
wonderful cures effected BY these medi.
cines in this city. Several case. al pro.
n,unced Consumption have been entirely
cured by the use Of few bottles Of D,
Kings New Discovery, taken In eoanec.
ton with Electric Bi..ers. We guarantee
them always.
| Sold by n. N. White, City Drug Store
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19

Al 4 meeting ot the executive commit.
tee Of the Montana Press Association,
composed Of Mcssrs. Walker, Hendr. ana
Boos, held in Helena the oshc, evening.
the arrangements tor entertaining tho vis'
iting members on the cSr%l anl ,A:h ins,s,
was discussed. It~.as decided that io: once,
ut least, editors should ride, and conse.
quently, the visitors will hc rendered the
free use Of carriages to inspct, the city, etc.
Free entrance /" the tair grounds has been
secured and Manager Maguirc has offered
tree admission to his theascr OH the even
ing Of the :srd. On the evening OF the
.4th ~ banquet will be given in honor o'
Helena. On account OF The numerous at
fractions in the city Il, the time, no ex
cursion will be had, as most OF the mem
bers will naturally prefer 10 remain in ,lh'
the town. Everything points to u plcasan
and memorable meeting.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19
Active, Pushing and Reliable

\ NJ White, City Drug Store' ca" a.
wavs be relied upon to carry in stock inc
purss. and bcs, goods, and sustain 'ne rep
,ta,ioo of being active, pushing and re''a.
bile. bv recommending articles win "e''
established mcri. and such as are popular
Having the agency for the celebrated Dr'
KINGS New Discovery for consumption,
ro,d. and coughs. will sci! it on pos't'Ve
.,,,,,s,,... /, will surely cure any and
very affection Of throat. lungs or cnest
and in order to prove our claim, we ASK
YOU 70 call and get Trial Bottle Free
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19

rcoo,.ed robbery Of the victims "a> a" i
,u;.,a.c ard tina. the money and 'a!uap.e>
were found among the debris OF the "'eeA-
The responsibility Tor the accident seems
to have been fastened upon the careless
railroad hands WHO. il, burning away the
d,y Grass tron. the track, had neg elected 70
thoroughly cxtingush ;hc fire, which set
ting fire to the bridge caused Tie death o'
many people. The ;nangling OF many more
,bc destruction tI ,l,ou.aH OF dollars
worth OF property and immeas"rab'e heart
ache and anguish 10 surviving friends.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19

Seelng that natives here Of other States
are going more or less extensively into the
work Of club.making, the time has come
for Missourians % unite themselves Oh o
plane Of fraternity, and notice is hereby
given that all na,ive.born Mlssourians,
or former residents al that State, will be
expected 10 rally round constitution and
bylaws at tho ofiico Of Curtis T. Majors at
an early day.- Butte Miner.
Yes, round up the Missourians, hv all
means. The Missourian Club. in point oi
numbers will knock any three Of the pres
cnt organized State clubs silly.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19
THE GREAT MINES or THE WORLD

The world famed Potosi mines OF Bolivia
yielded from 1876 TO 1,79S, period Of ,44
years, $l,ooo,enooco. This sum is large
but to obtain it the labor Of five generations
Of miners was required. In twenty seven
years tho Comstock mines have yielded
$4lo,ooo,ooo, and new system Of working
10 now being inaugurated BY which the
lode will be made to yield up as much
more in the next thirty years. But three
mines In all the world have produced more
bullion than the Co,nstock. These are the
po.osi, with S, ,ooo, 100000; Sierra Madre
$soo,oonooo, and the Rio Grandc, $780,.
oonooo. Next to the Comstocx comes the
vets Madre with yield Of $33s,945,ooo.
The next in order, the Parmillian, with
$7o,oon,oo0, elbows quick drop, and the
yield Of other mines Of note then runs
|from $3ooooooo down to $l6,ouo,ooo.
The annual production Of the whole world
is now $:oo,ooo,oo. Half of this amount
is produced In tic United States. For 2s
years past India has aborbed $3Sooo.eoc,
and China $o,ooo,ooo, being $47,ooo,ooo a
year. There arc annually used In the arts
In the United States gold and silver bul,
lion to the value Of $1s,ooo,ouo, and in thu
rest Of the world Of not lees than $;5oop,
ots,, making total Of $so,eoo,ooo. and fo'
loss and abrasion, $sooo,oco more may b
set down. Thus there is left for tho puf
pose Of coinage for the whole world $1oo,
up,ooo; yet there are those who how
about ovcr.production of silver. and win
wish to see it debascd and sold like s,
much pig iron or bar lcad.--Virginia En-
fcyf''se.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19

The awful railroad disaster in Illinois
last week was the most destructive at life
Of any similar disaste, that ever occurred
in the annals Of this or any other country.
II almost curdlcd ones blood to read the
horrible details. What makes it seem
worse is the fact that the people killed
and wounded, We're Oh an excursion TOT
recreation and pleasure, little dreaming
that q death 50 terrible awaited them. Il
is something Of a relief to learn that 'hs
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-19
.WOOp PROPOSAL,

Sl;AI.El, proposals will he received hy the board
Of County Commissioners Of Beavsrhead county. n.
T.. uatil Saturday, September 3rd. .ss, foe the de-
livery atthe court house and Ja Of TO cords Of good
sound red Gr wood sessoned, to be delivered on or
before December Iss, A. II. 1857.
Bids received for cord wood or logs.
All proposals should ba addressed, "Cha;rn,su
Board Of County Commissioners. Dillon. NJ. r"
and be marked 'Wood Proposal
The board reserves the right to reject any or uli
bids.
BY order Of the Commissioners,
PuIL. p. McGoUGx, County Clerk.
Dillon, Most. Aug. II, 1885,. ,a.td